“Many people have introduced you to girlfriends, especially the leaders,” An Ning thought to ask.
Yu Jingchen didn’t answer, which was taken as consent, then continued.
“So the marriage doesn’t need to last, a year is enough.”
An Ning also nodded in understanding.
With the status of a second marriage, no one would introduce any prospects to this CEO, right?
“Alright, I agree,” An Ning immediately nodded and said.
Yu Jingchen was known for his decisive actions.
The marriage agreement was drafted within two hours, and An Ning carefully checked it for any loopholes or traps.
Without any further hesitation, An Ning signed her name.
Yu Jingchen also signed his name, making two copies.
“Keep this safe.”
An Ning placed the agreement in a file bag, feeling its particularly heavy weight.
However, she was clear in her mind that this choice was undoubtedly the right one.
“I’ll submit the marriage application in the next couple of days, be ready for my call to go pick up the marriage certificate,” Yu Jingchen said.
“Okay,” An Ning nodded.
She habitually touched her bracelet, not sure why this gesture had become so ingrained.
As if the bracelet belonged to her.
“Oh, right, about this bracelet,” An Ning suddenly lifted her wrist to show him.
Yu Jingchen glanced at it and said slowly, “Hmm, this bracelet is worth twenty million.
If it’s not taken off by the time we divorce…”
An Ning immediately followed up with a pained query, “Will it be deducted from the fifty million?”
“” Yu Jingchen looked at her agonized expression and couldn’t help wanting to laugh.
What he actually wanted to say was that he would give it to her.
Since it seemed so fated to be with her, unable to be separated once they touched.
He didn’t answer, and An Ning knew she was right.
“Don’t worry, I will definitely return the bracelet to you.
I’ll go for a five-kilometer run first thing in the morning.”
Yu Jingchen nodded in approval.
“That’ll work.”
…
At that moment, An Ning’s phone rang.
It was An Jiancheng calling to ask her to come home.
It was good that he asked her to come home—he didn’t have to call her today, she had been wanting to call him.
“My father is looking for me, I’d like to pay a visit,” An Ning lifted her eyes to Yu Jingchen and said.
Yu Jingchen asked thoughtfully, “Your father hasn’t been responsible for your mother’s medical expenses.
Sorry, I found that out when I was looking for you.”
Having such a father left An Ning in a difficult position, she said with her head down, “Yes.”
“Your father is one of the legal persons of Jiren Hospital,” Yu Jingchen added.
“Yes.”
“Yesterday, you were forced to give blood, and they even had it sent to the police station,” Yu Jingchen continued to inquire.
An Ning looked at him in surprise.
“You know all this?
Did you just find out?”
Yu Jingchen looked at her frankly.
“Yes.”
“Yes.
I was taken in, but luckily a child’s parent saved me.
I still don’t know how to thank them,” An Ning nodded.
Yu Jingchen’s face remained calm as if he hadn’t picked up on who the kind-hearted parent she mentioned was.
Of course, there wasn’t really a need to say it outright.
“If you need, I can call the authorities and make sure they do not allow someone named An Xueqi to be released on bail.”
An Ning blinked.
“You mean, you can help me?”
“Correct.”
“Thank you.” An Ning, who had never encountered such significant influence, did not quite know how to use this connection.
Should she use this connection?
Could she?
Yu Jingchen insisted on driving her home, and An Ning did not refuse.